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Japanese Firms Hail UP As Emerging Global Manufacturing Hub

New Delhi: At the inauguration of the UP-Japan Investment Meet 2026 and the groundbreaking ceremony of two major projects, leading Japanese and Indian industry groups described Uttar Pradesh as a rapidly emerging hub for investment, manufacturing and employment. Senior executives of Kubota Corporation, Japan, and Spark Minda Corporation Limited shared their investment experiences, partnerships…

Japanese Firms Hail UP As Emerging Global Manufacturing Hub

At the UP-Japan Investment Meet 2026 and the groundbreaking of two major projects, both Japanese and Indian industry leaders lauded Uttar Pradesh as a rapidly growing hub for investment, manufacturing, and employment. Kubota Corporation and Spark Minda Corporation executives shared their experiences and future prospects in the state, praising Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's leadership and the state's infrastructure, skilled workforce, and investor-friendly policies.

Kubota Corporation's Shingo Hanada hailed the opening of a new manufacturing facility as a significant milestone, expressing gratitude for the support of various partners. He emphasized Kubota's long-term commitment to Uttar Pradesh, which has become one of India's fastest-growing industrial centers. Akash Minda of Spark Minda Corporation echoed similar sentiments, highlighting the state's rapid progress in infrastructure and creating a favorable environment for industry.

Both executives stressed the importance of Japanese-Japanese and Japanese-Indian partnerships in driving further industrial growth in the region.

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